Embark on a full-day tour to explore the rich history and natural beauty surrounding Antalya.

Your journey begins at the ancient city of Perge, a well-preserved archaeological site from the Roman era, believed to have been founded after the Trojan War. As you explore, your professional guide will share fascinating insights into its past.

Next, you’ll visit Aspendos, home to one of the best-preserved Roman theatres in the world. Still used today for performances, this grand structure is a testament to ancient architectural genius.

Following a delicious lunch at a traditional local restaurant, the tour continues to Side, a charming coastal town known for its impressive ruins, including the Temple of Apollo and an ancient theatre, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea.

The final stop is Kursunlu Waterfall, nestled within a national park. The 18-meter-high cascade offers a tranquil escape into nature, ideal for relaxing and capturing beautiful photos.

The tour concludes with a comfortable return transfer to your hotel in Antalya during the afternoon.

Höjdpunkter

You will discover Perge, the archaeological site where many of the Antalya Museum’s finest statues were unearthed
A professional guide will share fascinating insights about the ruins of iconic ancient cities
The tour allows you to step into the past at Aspendos and admire one of Anatolia’s most remarkably preserved Roman theaters
The excursion takes you in the natural beauty of Manavgat Waterfalls and relax by its scenic cascades

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This was a guided tour of 3 historical sites and a waterfall . The guide Fatima was key in making the trip a success for me. She was well organised, passionate and knowledgable. Her images of what sites would have looked like in their heyday and other pictures were useful in helping to visualise the places . Only a fraction of the sites have been excavated. The weather was rather hot at 33C and would suggest to wait till mid September to the trip. The waterfall was underwhelming.